January 22 opened a new golf season. The tournament was held at Tijeras Creek which is a beautiful course that has a back nine that can swallow up golf balls quickly. Since we all love a challenge, we got out our old scuffed up balls and tried to conquer the course. The game was the two best net of four balls. In other words, only two players … [Read more...]
Men’s Club – DP Historical Society
March 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment
The Niguel Shores Men’s Club meets every first and third Tuesday of the month at the ClubHouse for breakfast and the opportunity to get together with our neighbors. All men who are residents of Niguel Shores are welcome and encouraged to join us. We are always looking for new members. Our last meeting was on February 5 at which Terry Walsh of … [Read more...]
Emergency Preparedness – How to Prepare for An Electrical Power Outage
March 1, 2013 by
In the February issue of the Seashore News, it was announced that the Board of Directors has established a NSCA Emergency Preparedness Committee. Its primary intent is to provide information and resources to keep our residents up to date on measures they can take to prepare for various emergencies and home safety. We plan to use monthly updates … [Read more...]
Garden Club – Bird Migration
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February’s meeting was a workshop on dealing with common garden problems, e.g., pests, mulching, watering and plant location. Also presented were some helpful hints for the gardener. At the March meeting on the 18th, the assembled throng will hear from Karl Kuhn, a serious “birder.” He’ll speak on migrating birds and feathery residents of Niguel … [Read more...]
Website – Web…log…on…click…visit…home…scroll…link…browse…surf
March 1, 2013 by
Web...log...on...click...visit...home...scroll...link...browse...surf. Ten familiar everyday words that take on new meanings in our computer internet world. Over 80 percent of the United States population is connected to the Internet through computers, tablets and of course, smartphones. In America, there are more cellphones than people. Our … [Read more...]
Traffic and Safety – Be a Good Host, Lock it or Loose It
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Be a good Host: Last month 165 vehicles were cited for parking in our community without either a bar code affixed or valid guest pass clearly displayed. It might be speculated that in many cases the driver of the vehicle was likely properly in the community, but simply did not want to undergo the hassle of displaying a current pass or renewing an … [Read more...]
Potluck – Sunday, March 17 at 6:00 p.m.
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When: Sunday, March 17 Where: Niguel Shores ClubHouse Time: 6:00 p.m. Come join your neighbors and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Bring a main dish, salad or desert to share. You also need to bring your beverage of choice [green beer perhaps!] You should bring your own table service and a $1 to cover incidental expenses. If you have … [Read more...]
Landscape Committee – Spring is right around the corner, enjoy!
March 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Conserving water and optimizing the irrigation system for healthy plants and landscape are year-round concerns at Niguel Shores. With that in mind, Harvest is moving forward with the turf reduction project. Color-coded maps showing the areas where turf will be removed are available at the office and on the Website at www.niguelshores.org. As has … [Read more...]
Maintenance Committee – Events Happen in Three’s
March 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Time and Mother Nature are more than capable of keeping our Maintenance Department busy with repairs and refurbishments. However, this past month the normal wear and tear has been getting some unwanted help from three instances of vehicle damage. A driver failed to set the brakes on a truck he had parked on Selva. The truck rolled across Selva … [Read more...]
Oreo Cookie Book Club – Drift by Rachel Maddow
February 28, 2013 by
The Really Serious Oreo Cookie Book Club met February 20 at the home of Rich Schwartz to discuss the book Red Dust by MaJian. Janet MacKaig recommended the book and led us down the dusty path of exploration along with the author’s solo adventure down the Old Silk Road and into the homes and lives of the villagers that lived in these rural outposts … [Read more...]
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